Yahoo Finance unleashes AlphaSpace: Here’s how you can use it to prepare for Nvidia earnings day

Listen up! I’ve covered Wall Street and investing for 24 years — the first 10 as a spreadsheet-using, number-crunching stock analyst.

I’ve talked to billionaire CEOs, analyzed tens of thousands of earnings reports, and sat through equally as many earnings calls. And I can tell you this full stop: The No. 1 thing holding everyday investors back is not their instincts. It’s their tools and access to actionable information.

Costly platforms with hard-to-understand interfaces? Those are for Wall Street insiders with a bottomless wallet.

Don’t even get me started on other platforms I’ve used over the years that charge big-time money but come up lacking on data and actionable insights.

The big guys have always had the advantage in the market. Until now.

Yahoo Finance has just dropped AlphaSpace. I’m not playing around when I tell you this changes everything for the average investor trying to make sense of the market and build generational wealth.

Advanced charting. Real-time fundamental analysis. Portfolio tracking. Premium news. Stock research. Direct access to Yahoo Finance’s livestream — which is like getting direct access to yours truly!

AlphaSpace gives you all of this in one intuitive, customizable platform that doesn’t reset every time you close your laptop. Your research stays. Your context stays. Your investing edge — stays and grows.

And it’s powered by our all-new Yahoo Scout — AI that works with you, not over you. Ask it a question. Build a chart. Modify your whole workflow. I’ve been deep in testing on AlphaSpace with the Yahoo Finance team for months, and I can tell you that you will not miss a beat in the markets.

This is professional-grade firepower — the stuff hedge funds pay thousands of dollars for — for $39.95 a month.

New subscribers get a seven-day free trial. Seven days. No excuses.

Let me show you how I’m using it to prepare for Nvidia’s (NVDA) closely watched earnings release on Wednesday.

First are the fundamentals

I’m locked in on Nvidia’s forward price-to-earnings and PEG ratios (seen below from AlphaSpace). Off the jump, I can see that each is below the levels recorded in recent quarters. To me, I think this is crazy given the strong earnings we have seen from “Magnificent Seven” names like Meta (META) and Amazon (AMZN), as well as from Cisco (CSCO).

AI is hot, and Nvidia’s quarter should be hot. So I’m thinking Nvidia’s stock is being mispriced because Wall Street is underestimating its earnings power. Therefore, any form of earnings beat and solid guidance could power Nvidia’s stock higher.

Second is the chart

My quick fundamental analysis indicates Nvidia stock is cheap. Now I want more confirmation of that through the charts.

Nvidia stock over the past three months has basically tracked the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) (seen below from AlphaSpace) — not too sexy considering the company is a market leader. Only recently did the shares begin to outperform the Nasdaq as the smart money prepares for a possibly bullish earnings day.

If I were still a stock analyst armed with this information, I would reiterate my Buy rating today and feel confident doing so.

Brian Sozzi is Yahoo Finance’s Executive Editor and a member of Yahoo Finance’s editorial leadership team. Follow Sozzi on X @BrianSozzi, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Tips on stories? Email brian.sozzi@yahoofinance.com.

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